1969 Forest of muscle bikes

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1969 Forest of muscle bikes From our old shop

1969 Forest of musclebikes

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1969 Forest of musclebikes From our old shop

1974 Sears Free Spirit

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1974 Sears Free Spirit This is my 1974 Sears "Free Spirit" Racing bike. I got it about 4 years ago from my best friend who bought it for around 20$ at a garage-sale. It is in very good shape, it is all stock, and rides good. It is my main transportation since I cannot drive cars due to some health issues. It keeps me in good shape, and since I live in a small Texas town where there are bike lanes pratically everywhere, its enviromentally good, it~s easy for me to handle and I love it.

1976 Sears Free Spirit

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1976 Sears Free Spirit I took this picture of my sister~s (I use it more than her) Free Spirit, I believe it to be a 1976 but I really have no cue, I can~t find any information on old Free Spirits at all.

1961 Monark Galaxie

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1961 Monark Galaxie

1947 Raleigh Gear Chart

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1947 Raleigh Gear Chart RALEIGH STURMEY-ARCHER GEAR HUB CHART This is an scanned copy of the original 1947 Raleigh Industries chart for the Sturmey-Archer gear hubs. Contains gear hubs description and brief company presentation.

1948 Monark Gene Aurty

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1948 Monark Gene Aurty Late 40~s 24" Gene Autry. Original horn, pistol, even spokes. Found in attic missing pretty much everything. (saddle,horn,bars,seat,crank) It was real bad. Hand built pretty much everything. Very exact, Picture does no justice. Husband had us restore it for his wife for a Christmas gift. Needless to say she was very emotional as her dad owned a Firestone in southern Ohio and gave it to her as a child.

1950 Monark Gene Autrey

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1950 Monark Gene Autrey

1921 - 1930 Westfield Geneva

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1921 - 1930 Westfield Geneva 1920s Westfield Geneva. All original. Frame looks to have been repaired where the head tube meets the downtube, probably 50 years ago. Great, huge brass headbadge (Westfield, Massachusetts). New Departure Model C hub. Steel rims, white with black pinstripe. Peaked fenders with flat braces. Rear-facing dropouts.

1965 Raleigh Glider

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1965 Raleigh Glider Male three speed. All original and complete except new tubes. 21 inch frame size (measured along the seat tube). 26 x 1 3/8 drop-center rims. Burgandy paint. Gray grips. Locking fork (missing key). Leather Brooks B-72 saddle. All steel thumb shifter. Raleigh-branded alloy kickstand. Early style brake calipers.

1970 Eatons Glider

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1970 Eatons Glider Eatons Glider 5 speed. These bicycles were built by Raleigh for Eatons department stores im told, it is basically a 1969-72 Raleigh Sprite 5speed.

1976 Raleigh Glider

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1976 Raleigh Glider Raleigh Glider Chain Guard